Thursday and Friday High School and College Sports Schedule
On Thursday Central Heights visits Osawatomie at 8 pm and Pomona plays Herington at 6 15 pm. Gardner and Louisburg wrestle Baldwin at 5 pm, Wellsville hosts Prairie View at 5 pm, and Friends meet Ottawa in college basketball from 6 to 8 pm. Friday action includes Baldwin at Anderson County 8 30 pm, Spring Hill at Central Heights 6 30 pm, Louisburg at Ottawa 6 30 pm, Gardner at Wellsville 6 30 pm, and Waverly versus Williamsburg 5 30 pm. Saturday features Ottawa at Silver Lake Inn at 9 30 am and Ottawa at Saint Mary from 8 to 7 pm.
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Herington
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Friends
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Anderson County
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Gardner
Waverly
Williamsburg
Silver Lake Inn
Sports TV Roundup For Tonight Schedule
On the air list shows North Carolina State versus North Carolina at 6 pm on ESPN Beloit hosts Grinnell at 8 pm on ESPN2 UCLA at Washington State 9 30 pm on FSN golf FBR Open at 3 pm USA Arlington Virginia meets South Gwinnett Georgia at 6 30 pm on ESPN2 NBA games include Cleveland at Miami 7 pm on TNT and San Antonio at the Los Angeles Lakers 9 30 pm on TNT
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North Carolina
Espn Beloit
Wis
Grinnell
Iowa
ESPN2
UCLA
Washington St
FSN
Arlington
S. Gwinnett
NBA Cleveland
Miami
San Antonio
LA Lakers
College basketball scores across regions from Wednesday AP roundup
East Albany 69 Stony Brook 63 and Connecticut 81 Villanova 76 headline a dense AP tally of midweek results. Other notable outcomes include Indiana 68 Penn St. 63 and Ohio St. 75 Purdue 65 with multiple teams posting decisive wins or tight contests across the Northeast, South, Midwest, and West.
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Top recruit Perryman picks Ottawa University in quiet move
Vashon Perryman, a standout weightlifter sprinter and tailback, chose Ottawa University, signing in the Ottawa High School library. Coaches praise his work ethic, humility, and leadership as he follows family ties to OU and joins a program hoping he develops into a college contributor.
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Cyclones
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Evan Shaffer
Perryman
Shaffer
Kessinger
Pat Boeh
Wendell Lewis
Braves
Sean McGuern
Ottawa Herald
Angela Perryman
Mangino hails KU recruiting class as best yet
Kansas coach Mark Mangino touts his 25 signees as the finest class in four years, led by in-state quarterback Kerry Meier and junior college standout Rodney Allen. He notes speed at linebacker and the strong mix of defensive linemen, running backs, and receivers while lamenting last minute changes by some prospects.
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Mangino
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Kansas State
Meier
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Pittsburg High School
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Garden City Community College
Allen
Jayhawks
Paul Como
Jake Schermer
Eric Washington
Schermer
Ozark
Darrell Stuckey
Washington High School
Kansas City
Kan
Stuckey
Oram Signs with Pittsburg State Gorillas
Central Heights senior Sam Oram joined Pittsburg State University’s football program, signing Wednesday. The four-year Viking standout earned 3A all-state honors on both lines, was a Shrine Bowl honoree, and led the offensive line to over 2,100 rushing yards last season. He attends the King Kalama All-Star Pigskin Classic in Hawaii this June and seeks donations for his trip.
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OHL
Cyclone
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The
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Hawaii
Wildcats select impact players in headline
Kansas State coach Bill Snyder announced a 12 player class focusing on defense after a porous 2004 season. Targeted recruits include defensive end Jonathan Lewis of Carrollton Texas and linebacker Reggie Walker of Sacramento California. Cameron Morrah chose California after initially committing to K State.
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Kansas State
Wildcats
Jeremy Crabtree
Rivals.com
Jonathan Lewis
Carrollton
Texas
Reggie Walker
Sacramento
Calif
Cameron Morrah
Claremont
Eric
California
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